The role of the breast radiologist in assisting the breast surgeon on the day of surgery has traditionally been limited to placing a wire or wire-free localization device for women undergoing breast...

Mammographers often describe having a love/hate relationship with interventional procedures. From appreciating the change of pace from screening mammography, as well as the knowledge that they’re an...

Rewinding back to the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, screening mammograms were delayed due to many breast centers temporarily closing their doors.

Approximately 1 million women in the United States undergo an image-guided core biopsy procedure as a result of suspected breast cancer each year.

Two recent events reminded us that despite the advances of technology, old challenges remain current challenges in breast health, particularly when it comes to localizing breast lesions for surgical...

Surgeons employ a variety of methods to mark breast specimen margins and communicate specimen orientation to pathologists.